near-death experiences

[jiny]

have you had any?

i have, when i was about.. 2 or 3. i was listening to music but i had headphones on. turns out i had put them in my mouth and was choking on them. luckily my uncle was around or he wouldn't have saved me. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him.

 

[Aquari]

i almost drank bleach this one time (by accident of course!!)

 

[leftTBT]

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[Aquari]

0-0 Wouldn't you notice the smell (if you were a kid at the time)??

lol no my nose never really worked properly XD

 

[Bowie]

I've never came close to dying before, but I've practiced astral projection before, which is pretty much a free trial for death. It's hard to explain.

 

[Hulaette]

When I was 9 I almost died from a severe nut allergy. I was rushed to the hospital. If it wasn't for 911 emergency I'd be dead. Thank gosh for hospitals!

 

[Xerolin]

When I was 2 I fell off the couch and my head was headed towards the corner of the coffee table. When my dad walked in, he saw an invisible force push me to the side

 

[InfinityFlames]

once when i was 5-6, i almost drowned.
i couldn't swim at the time, but
i really liked to be in the water though, so i'd often splash around on pool stairs.
my mom and i were at a hotel ,and i was on the stairs of the pool. she was watching me, but
she had to take a phone call, so she just quickly told me to only play on the stairs.
being a 5 year old, i disobeyed her and started using the pool edge to inch myself into deeper water.
my weak little arms gave in and i went under. i remember trying to scream for help, but just seeing bubbles
and swallowing water instead. luckily, my mom glanced a the pool for a second, saw i wasn't at the stairs, and rushed to save me.
i was so traumatized i didn't learn to swim til around the age of 10

blue font for irony~

 

[Paperboy012305]

Well, its not a near-death, more of a near-passed out if I would say so myself. I was taking a shower last year, when suddenly I started feeling tingly and my sight was bright and blurry. I never had this happened to me before, I don't even know how it occurred. I had to escape the shower and sit down for a bit. Luckily, I didn't pass out, but man, that was scary. Still, don't know what happened. Was the water too hot? I may never know.

 

[boujee]

I overdosed on some pills I found at my great grandma house. At first I didn't feel anything but after awhile I started shaking and feeling this burning itchy feeling in my stomach. After awhile my heart started beating fast, then I laid myself on the floor and began convulsion. I was in so much pain to the point I just wanted to die. After awhile, the pain began to subside and I just black out. Next thing I know I was fading in and out of consciousness in the ER.

I didn't see no light. No siblings coming down to bring me to the other side or "to go back", I didn't exist.

 

[lowfiboi]

I've never came close to dying before, but I've practiced astral projection before, which is pretty much a free trial for death. It's hard to explain.

Could you maybe, if you wouldn't mind, of course, tell me your experiences with so sometime? You could reply here, or just send me a message, which ever you're most comfortable with. Astral Projection is something I've recently became interested in and was wanting to study/practice it.

 

[KaydeeKrunk]

I've almost drown on several occasions and almost had my head cut off once, also been ran over twice, but besides that I haven't really had any others, never had that life flashing before my eyes, it was more just "Oh no I might die, oh well."

 

[King Dorado]

my life flashed before my eyes once when i was about 14 years old. me and some buddies were riding our bikes to the mall, along a high traffic four lane street. one of my 'friends' thought it would be funny to ram his bike into mine, and i lost balance and my bike was heading straight into traffic of oncoming cars going 45 MPH plus. I had this "life flashing before my eyes" sensation as i headed towards the cars that were only about 4 feet away, and then for some reason my bike swerved away from the cars and I was okay.

my Dad always told us about having tonsil surgery when he was a teen, and that they didnt know he was allergic to the anesthetic and his heart stopped during the operation; he had the experience of being out of his body, seeing a white light, and seeing everything going on in the operating room as they worked on reviving him (which they obviously were able to do successfully).

 

[Dim]

No but my Grandma had a terrible asthma attack a few years ago. She smoked for a long time but it finally came back to her. Luckily I wanted to find a book so I went into her room and found her breathing really hard into her nubilizer, literally for her life. We rushed her into the hospital and everyone was just scared to death. After a few months she finally came back home and said she was really thankful I came in her room that time. She also quit smoking and hasn't had a cigarette since. The way she was able to quit just like that showed me how strong she was and how much she was willing to live to see us all grow up.

P.S. Today is her birthday today.

 

[King Dorado]

happy Birthday to your Grams!

 

[Dim]

happy Birthday to your Grams!

Thank you!

 

[Zerous]

I'm really clumsy so I've had a lot of close calls to serious injuries and death. Mostly running across the road...also running into things... and also getting hit in the face by birds (?!)
I've also knocked over an expensive vase in a museum once. Luckily I caught it before it hit the ground. I'd say if that smashed I'd be pretty dead as well.

- - - Post Merge - - -

Oh yeah. I've also almost fallen off a cliff multiple times.

 

[Elov]

I've never came close to dying before, but I've practiced astral projection before, which is pretty much a free trial for death. It's hard to explain.

I'm actually really curious about this as well, and I wouldn't mind hearing about your experience if you're willing to share. I attempted to try it once, I was just laying down, but then my body started to feel really strange, and I felt something in my ears so I decided to stop.

 

[Aloha]

I overdosed on some pills I found at my great grandma house. At first I didn't feel anything but after awhile I started shaking and feeling this burning itchy feeling in my stomach. After awhile my heart started beating fast, then I laid myself on the floor and began convulsion. I was in so much pain to the point I just wanted to die. After awhile, the pain began to subside and I just black out. Next thing I know I was fading in and out of consciousness in the ER.

I didn't see no light. No siblings coming down to bring me to the other side or "to go back", I didn't exist.

Well ***** ;-;

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I think I was in middle school and I was getting new glasses.My eye optometrist place has a small bowl of candy on a small counter where you can take one.I took one to eat but I guess I must have inhaled or tried talking because it was a hard candy.NExt thing I know,I began choking.The feeling of trying to swallow something hard and round,trying to go down my throat but it didn't.I went to my dad and he realized I was choking so he began to hit me on the back near the bathroom and miraculously that worked.To this day,I don't eat small hard candies ;-;

 

[OverRatedcx]

This was around 3 years ago? During winter, me and my younger sister were asked to walk up the road and collect some grit to melt the snow. The grit-thingy was at the top of the hill, which was close to a round-about and we stopped there to collect some, when a car came skidding across the ice towards us. It actually happened so fast, there's no way to express what I was even thinking at the time. I just remember grabbing my sister with my arm infront of her and yanking her back to the bushes that were behind us >.> The car ended up stopping right in the same place we were previously stood, which was only a few centimeters from where we landed. We survived with just a few cuts from the bush :3